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My wife and I make anniversaries the time to do something, like dinner out or a weekend away or something instead of trying to buy gifts. After 25 years, you have probably bought each other our yourselves anything you actually need and you'll just start to accumulate objects.
I believe you are right.
The thing is my girlfriend needs to drive anywhere and she has a demanding job, a spontaneous weekend trip is difficult. So best thing would be to plan a few weeks off around our anniversary. I think that is possible.
Random idea, but maybe you could offer to drive her around for a few days, so she can relax and you can spend some time together.
The thing is I don’t have a drivers license, but thanks for the suggestion.
Maybe you should secretly learn to drive and then take her on a surprise outing.